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- the present invention relates to time display on a communication terminal, and especially, to time display on a mobile phone.
- the time display function is always one of the important: functions for mobile phone, as it brings much convenience for people. In some cases, the time display function replaces the wrist watch for users.
- current mobile phones only display time in the power on state, and cannot display time in power off state. This situation causes considerable inconvenience to people. For example, in environments which are sensitive to electronic interference, usage of mobile phones is not allowed. This is because of the belief that mobile phones tend to generate radio frequency signals during use or in normal standby state, which may generate EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference) to some apparatuses and negatively affect safety (e.g., to aircraft instruments or to medical devices). Further, some mobile phone users usually shut down their mobile phones at night in order to save power and/or as a precaution against radiation irrespective whether such precaution is warranted.
- EMI Electro Magnetic Interference
- the present invention provides, in an embodiment, a method for time display on a mobile phone.
- the method of the present invention in an embodiment renders that the mobile phone can display time in a non-standby state, wherein the non-standby state is a third state, i.e., a pseudo power off state, besides the standby state and the power off state.
- the non-standby state is a third state, i.e., a pseudo power off state, besides the standby state and the power off state.
- the mobile phone can display time without generating radio frequency signal.
- the present invention in an embodiment, discloses a method for time display on the mobile phone, wherein the following steps are comprised:
- step 1 in standby state, setting a pseudo power off identifier for the mobile phone
- step 2 when the system identifies that the pseudo power off identifier is active, the system coming into the pseudo power off state;
- step 3 the system continually obtaining a new time value through a bottom clock, and displaying the new time value on a LCD;
- step 4 the system quitting the pseudo power off state, and restarting.
- the step 2 further comprises the following step: the system, when identifying that the pseudo power off identifier is active, stores the current time to the storage system of the mobile phone; the step 3 further comprises the following step: the system obtains the time stored in the storage system as a reference value for time display, and obtains a new time value by way of calculation through the bottom clock; and the step 4 further comprises the following step: the system clears the time values stored in the storage system when quits the pseudo power off state.
- step 2 of the above method wherein the system judges whether the pseudo power off identifier is active through long pressing the function key.
- the step 2 further comprises a step of shutting down and restarting the system; wherein, the system shuts down when the function key is long pressed, and the system identifies that the pseudo power off identifier is active, then stores the current time into the storage system of the mobile phone; after the current time is stored, the system restarts, and the system only restarts tasks relevant to the storage system, and the system comes into the pseudo power off state.
- step 2 after the system identifies the pseudo power off identifier, the process proceeds to the following step: shut down each task while only keep the tasks relevant to the bottom clock of the system, then the system comes into the pseudo power off state, wherein the tasks which are shut down at least include a radio frequency task.
- step 4 the system quits the pseudo power off state through responding to an advanced interrupt, and clears the time values stored in the storage system through calling an interrupt function, then calls an endless loop function and restarts.
- the advanced interrupt is an event of long pressing the function key.
- the storage system is an embedded file system (EFS) of a CDMA mobile phone.
- EFS embedded file system
- the method according to an embodiment of the present invention further comprises a step of judging whether the time reference value obtained from the storage system is zero, if it is zero, the system will directly come into a normal starting process, but not into a pseudo power off state, and if it is not zero, the system will come into the pseudo power off state.
- the method according to the present invention in an embodiment, further comprises a step of compensating the obtained time data stored in the storage system.
- the step 3 further comprises the following steps:
- step 3 . 1 setting a bottom timer, and the timer being able to generate interrupt when the mobile phone is in the dormant state;
- step 3 . 2 starting the timer
- step 3 . 3 turning off a fast clock temperature compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO), switching to a slow clock and entering a chip into a dormant mode;
- TCXO fast clock temperature compensated crystal oscillator
- step 3 . 4 when the timer reaches, an interrupt will be generated, then calling the interrupt function, and in the interrupt function, switching the slow clock to the fast clock temperature compensated crystal oscillator, calculating the newest time data and renewing the LCD for the new time display;
- step 3 . 5 re-setting the timer, turning off the fast clock and entering into the dormant mode.
- the present invention in an embodiment, enables the mobile phone to display time without radio frequency signal
- FIG. 1 is a flow chart of an embodiment, for implementing the present invention.
- the present invention is to realize, in an embodiment, a third state which exists in addition to the normal standby state and the power off state of the mobile phone.
- the mobile phone will generate substantially no radio frequency signal, i.e., the mobile phone is invisible to the network, so it will not generate EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference) to sensitive apparatuses.
- EMI Electro Magnetic Interference
- this third state there will be substantially no radiation of radio frequency to the ambient environment or to nearby people. Additionally, power consumption is very small in this third state, and the current is at around 5 milli-amperes in an example implementation, thus achieving the aim of saving power.
- this third state is referred to as “a pseudo power off state”.
- FIG. 1 is a flow chart, of an embodiment for implementing an embodiment of the present invention, which includes at least the following steps:
- certain compensation may be made to the time data obtained after restarting, because there may be certain time delay from storing data before starting to obtaining the time data for displaying after starting, and the time delay can be estimated through a test, further, for products of different platforms, its time delay periods have certain difference; on the other hand, the pseudo power off state relies on the bottom interrupt to arouse the system and display time, and it also will produce time delay in this process, so it needs to be compensated, too.
- Step 4 in the pseudo power off state, the event of long pressing the function key is set to be the advanced interrupt in the mobile phone software.
- the system in response to long press the function key, the system will call an interrupt function, and modify the time value stored in the EFS into zero in the interrupt function so as to guarantee that mobile phone will enter the normal starting flow next time, then call an endless loop function and restart;
- Step 5 after restarting, the system obtains the time data stored in the EFS, if the time data is more than zero, the pseudo power off program will be started, or, if the time data is zero, it will enter into the normal starting flow (step 106 ).
- the mobile phone of the present invention By adopting the method and mobile phone of the present invention, users can get time displayed in their mobile phone even when the mobile phone not in the standby state, and time can be displayed in the third state which exists in addition to the normal standby state and the power off state of the mobile phone.
- this pseudo power off state on the one hand, the mobile phone will not generate radio frequency signal or generates an insignificant amount of RF signal, i.e., the mobile phone is invisible to the network, so it will, not generate EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference) to sensitive device.
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- This application is related to and claims priority to a commonly assigned Chinese patent application entitled “A Method For Displaying Time on a Mobile Telephone,” by Lin et al., Chinese Application Serial No. 200410065338.1 filed on Nov. 24, 2004, and to International PCT Application Serial No. PCT/CN2005/001292, filed Aug. 18, 2005, both of which are incorporated by reference herein.
- The present invention relates to time display on a communication terminal, and especially, to time display on a mobile phone.
- In recent years, mobile phone technology has developed quickly, and various aspects, such as the size of PCB plate, standby current, process and model, the performance of software, have seen considerable progress. For mainstream service applications, functions such as MMS, WAP, BREW and E-MAIL have been perfected continually and accepted by the consumers gradually. Further, research and development (R&D) engineers for mobile phone markets at home and abroad have made continuous innovation and exploration, and many new applications constructed on the mobile phone have been invented. These more user-oriented applications make users of wider range accept the mobile phone as one of the necessary tools in daily life, and promote the mobile phone market.
- The time display function is always one of the important: functions for mobile phone, as it brings much convenience for people. In some cases, the time display function replaces the wrist watch for users. However, current mobile phones only display time in the power on state, and cannot display time in power off state. This situation causes considerable inconvenience to people. For example, in environments which are sensitive to electronic interference, usage of mobile phones is not allowed. This is because of the belief that mobile phones tend to generate radio frequency signals during use or in normal standby state, which may generate EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference) to some apparatuses and negatively affect safety (e.g., to aircraft instruments or to medical devices). Further, some mobile phone users usually shut down their mobile phones at night in order to save power and/or as a precaution against radiation irrespective whether such precaution is warranted.
- The present invention provides, in an embodiment, a method for time display on a mobile phone. The method of the present invention, in an embodiment renders that the mobile phone can display time in a non-standby state, wherein the non-standby state is a third state, i.e., a pseudo power off state, besides the standby state and the power off state. In the third state, the mobile phone can display time without generating radio frequency signal.
- In order to achieve the above object, the present invention, in an embodiment, discloses a method for time display on the mobile phone, wherein the following steps are comprised:
- step 1, in standby state, setting a pseudo power off identifier for the mobile phone;
- step 2, when the system identifies that the pseudo power off identifier is active, the system coming into the pseudo power off state;
- step 3, the system continually obtaining a new time value through a bottom clock, and displaying the new time value on a LCD; and
- step 4, the system quitting the pseudo power off state, and restarting.
- In the method, according to an embodiment, of the present invention, the step 2 further comprises the following step: the system, when identifying that the pseudo power off identifier is active, stores the current time to the storage system of the mobile phone; the step 3 further comprises the following step: the system obtains the time stored in the storage system as a reference value for time display, and obtains a new time value by way of calculation through the bottom clock; and the step 4 further comprises the following step: the system clears the time values stored in the storage system when quits the pseudo power off state.
- In the step 2 of the above method, wherein the system judges whether the pseudo power off identifier is active through long pressing the function key.
- The step 2 further comprises a step of shutting down and restarting the system; wherein, the system shuts down when the function key is long pressed, and the system identifies that the pseudo power off identifier is active, then stores the current time into the storage system of the mobile phone; after the current time is stored, the system restarts, and the system only restarts tasks relevant to the storage system, and the system comes into the pseudo power off state.
- In the step 2, after the system identifies the pseudo power off identifier, the process proceeds to the following step: shut down each task while only keep the tasks relevant to the bottom clock of the system, then the system comes into the pseudo power off state, wherein the tasks which are shut down at least include a radio frequency task.
- In the step 4, the system quits the pseudo power off state through responding to an advanced interrupt, and clears the time values stored in the storage system through calling an interrupt function, then calls an endless loop function and restarts.
- In the method, according to an embodiment, of the present invention, the advanced interrupt is an event of long pressing the function key.
- In the method according to the present invention, in an embodiment, the storage system is an embedded file system (EFS) of a CDMA mobile phone.
- The method according to an embodiment of the present invention further comprises a step of judging whether the time reference value obtained from the storage system is zero, if it is zero, the system will directly come into a normal starting process, but not into a pseudo power off state, and if it is not zero, the system will come into the pseudo power off state.
- The method according to the present invention, in an embodiment, further comprises a step of compensating the obtained time data stored in the storage system.
- In the method according to the present, invention, in an embodiment, the step 3 further comprises the following steps:
- step 3.1, setting a bottom timer, and the timer being able to generate interrupt when the mobile phone is in the dormant state;
- step 3.2, starting the timer;
- step 3.3, turning off a fast clock temperature compensated crystal oscillator (TCXO), switching to a slow clock and entering a chip into a dormant mode;
- step 3.4, when the timer reaches, an interrupt will be generated, then calling the interrupt function, and in the interrupt function, switching the slow clock to the fast clock temperature compensated crystal oscillator, calculating the newest time data and renewing the LCD for the new time display; and
- step 3.5, re-setting the timer, turning off the fast clock and entering into the dormant mode.
- By setting a third state, i.e., the pseudo power off state, the present invention, in an embodiment, enables the mobile phone to display time without radio frequency signal
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart of an embodiment, for implementing the present invention. - The invention will now be described in detail with reference to a few preferred embodiments, as illustrated in the accompanying drawings. In the following description, numerous specific details axe set forth in order to provide a thorough understanding of the invention. It will be apparent, however, to one skilled in the art, that the invention may be practiced without some or all of these specific details. In other instances, well-known process steps and/or features have not been described in detail in order to not unnecessarily obscure the invention. The features and advantages of the invention may be better understood with reference to the drawings and discussions that follow.
- The present invention is to realize, in an embodiment, a third state which exists in addition to the normal standby state and the power off state of the mobile phone. In this state, the mobile phone will generate substantially no radio frequency signal, i.e., the mobile phone is invisible to the network, so it will not generate EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference) to sensitive apparatuses. In this third state, there will be substantially no radiation of radio frequency to the ambient environment or to nearby people. Additionally, power consumption is very small in this third state, and the current is at around 5 milli-amperes in an example implementation, thus achieving the aim of saving power. In the following, this third state is referred to as “a pseudo power off state”.
- A technical solution for carrying out the present invention is as follows:
- 1. Setting a pseudo power off identifier through the menu, preferably from the stand-by state.
- 2. When the user shuts down the mobile phone through pressing the function key for an extended period of time (for example the hang up key), a mobile phone software module judges that the present pseudo power off identifier is active, and storing the current time in the storage system. For example, for the present CDMA mobile phone, it is the embedded file system (EFS), and as for the GSM criterion mobile phone, it need not store time) of the mobile phone; then the system restarting, and the system only starting tasks relevant to the storage system when restarting, then the system coming into the pseudo power off state. The extended pressing of a designated key (longer than a predefined duration threshold) is referred to herein as “long pressing,” serving to distinguish such pressing from merely depressing for a shorter period than the predefined duration threshold.
- 3. Obtaining the time stored before the restarting of the system as a reference value for the time display, and continuously obtaining a new time value by way of calculation through the bottom clock (as for the GSM criterion mobile phone, the bottom clock data can be obtained directly), and displaying the time on the LCD. The present state is the pseudo power off state.
- 4. In the pseudo power off state, the mobile phone software setting the event of long pressing the function key as an advanced interrupt, and at this time, if the function key is long pressed, the system will quit the pseudo power off state, call an interrupt function, clear the time values stored in the storage system of the mobile phone, then call an endless loop function and restart.
- Another technical solution for carrying out the present invention is as follows:
- 1. In the standby state, setting a pseudo power off identifier through the menu;
- 2. Long pressing the function key to activate the pseudo power off state. If the mobile phone software judges that the pseudo power off identifier is active currently, then shutting down the tasks such as radio frequency, except for the system clock, is performed.
- 3. Obtaining the time stored in the system as a reference value for the time display, and obtaining a new time value continuously by way of calculation through the bottom clock, displaying the time on the LCD. The present state is the pseudo power off state.
- 4. In the pseudo power off state, the mobile phone software sets the event of long pressing the function key as an advanced interrupt, and at this time, if the function key is long pressed, the system will quit the pseudo power off state, call an interrupt function, clear the time values stored in the storage system of the mobile phone, then call an endless loop function and restart.
- The differences between the first and the second technical solutions lie in the transition from the standby state to the pseudo power off state, the manner for shutting down the tasks irrelevant to the pseudo power off function, and whether the mobile phone needs to restart.
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FIG. 1 is a flow chart, of an embodiment for implementing an embodiment of the present invention, which includes at least the following steps: - step 1: In the standby state, the user sets the pseudo power off identifier to be active through a user-selectable menu, and stores the pseudo power off identifier in the non-volatile memory section (step 101);
- step 2: The user shuts down the mobile phone by long pressing the function key (step 102). The mobile phone software judges whether the present pseudo power off identifier is active (step 103). If the pseudo power off identifier is not active, the mobile phone shuts down normally (step 105). On the other hand. If the mobile phone software judges the present pseudo power off identifier is active, the current time is stored into the EFS (as for the GSM criterion mobile phone, it need not store time). Thereafter, the pseudo power off state is entered (step 104). In the software system of QUALCOMM™ phones or phones that conform to standards promulgated by QUALCOMM™, the time value to be stored is an integer value of double bytes, which represents the seconds passing from zero o'clock, zero minute, zero second on Jan. 6, 1980 until now. The time information of the format of hour, minute, and second such as that usually seen on CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) mobile phone actually is obtained through the transformation of the double bytes Integer.
- In the EFS system, data are stored in the form of a file, therefore, the double bytes data is stored in a file with a determined name, and the data in the file still occupies two bytes.
- After the time data is stored successfully, through the way of calling an endless loop function, the hardware watchdog function kicks in due time and the system restarts;
- step 3: restart the system, after the EFS task is started, opening the file in which the time data, is stored, obtaining the time data and judging whether it is zero. If the time data is not zero, stop starting other tasks in the software procedure, take the time data as the reference value for the time display, obtain new time values continually by way of calculation through the bottom clock, display the time on the LCD, and the state at this time is the pseudo power off state; or, if the time data is zero, it is thought that the starting of this time does not come into the pseudo power off state, but directly comes into a normal starting process, and start other tasks.
- In the above circumstance where the time data is not zero, because only the EFS task is started, and other radio frequency-related tasks are not started, so it guarantees that no radio frequency signal is generated;
- In order to display time more accurately, certain compensation may be made to the time data obtained after restarting, because there may be certain time delay from storing data before starting to obtaining the time data for displaying after starting, and the time delay can be estimated through a test, further, for products of different platforms, its time delay periods have certain difference; on the other hand, the pseudo power off state relies on the bottom interrupt to arouse the system and display time, and it also will produce time delay in this process, so it needs to be compensated, too.
- When the system comes into the pseudo power off state, the following steps may be completed:
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- setting a bottom timer, the effect of the timer is that when the mobile phone is in the dormant, state, it still generates interrupt, and activates the software through the interrupt function;
- starting the timer;
- shutting down the fast clock TCXO (Temperature Compensated Crystal Oscillator), switching to the slow clock, and entering the chip into a dormant mode;
- when the timer reaches, an interrupt will be generated, then call the interrupt function, and in the interrupt function, switch the slow clock to the fast clock TCXO, calculate the newest time data and renew the LCD for the new time display; and
- resetting the tinier, shutting down the fast clock and entering into the dormant mode.
- From the steps above, it can be seen that the system is actually in a non-stop circulation process of “arousing-displaying-dormant-re-arousing”. Compared with the dormant time (set to be 6 seconds in an example implementation), the lime for the software to arouse to display the newest data is fairly short, which is on the millisecond level. Accordingly, when in the pseudo power off state, most of the time the mobile phone is in the dormant state. Thus, power saving is realized.
- Step 4: in the pseudo power off state, the event of long pressing the function key is set to be the advanced interrupt in the mobile phone software. At this time, in response to long press the function key, the system will call an interrupt function, and modify the time value stored in the EFS into zero in the interrupt function so as to guarantee that mobile phone will enter the normal starting flow next time, then call an endless loop function and restart;
- Step 5: after restarting, the system obtains the time data stored in the EFS, if the time data is more than zero, the pseudo power off program will be started, or, if the time data is zero, it will enter into the normal starting flow (step 106).
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- 1. When the user does not need the pseudo power off state, he or she should clear the pseudo power off identifier. If the user has not cleared the pseudo power off identifier in the menu, the mobile phone will come into the pseudo power off state when shutting down the mobile phone each time, until the such identifier is cleared.
- 2. As can be appreciated from the foregoing, the invention is platform-independent and adaptable to use in mobile terminals employing CDMA1X, GSM, PHS, WCDMA, TD-SCDMA, CDMA2000, and other terminals such as fixed-station and vehicle-mounted station.
- By adopting the method and mobile phone of the present invention, users can get time displayed in their mobile phone even when the mobile phone not in the standby state, and time can be displayed in the third state which exists in addition to the normal standby state and the power off state of the mobile phone. In this pseudo power off state, on the one hand, the mobile phone will not generate radio frequency signal or generates an insignificant amount of RF signal, i.e., the mobile phone is invisible to the network, so it will, not generate EMI (Electro Magnetic Interference) to sensitive device. Further, as mentioned, there is substantially no radiation of radio frequency to the ambient environment and to nearby people/objects. Additionally, the invention ensures that power consumption is very small in the pseudo power off state, thereby saving power and extending battery life.
- While the invention has been described in terms of several preferred embodiments, there are alterations, permutations, and equivalents which fall within the scope of this invention. Further, the summary and abstract are provided for convenience only and should not be construed to limit the scope of the invention. It is therefore intended that the following appended claims be interpreted as including all such alterations, permutations, and equivalents as fall within the true spirit and scope of the invention.
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